The Influence of Magnetic Fields by a Melting Rate of Wire for Arc Surfacing under Flux

D.G. Nosov; V.V. Maltsev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.379.178

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The Influence of Magnetic Fields by a Melting Rate of Wire for Arc Surfacing under Flux

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As a result of the study the degree of influence of external magnetic fields on the efficiency of fusion surfacing wire for electric arc surfacing under flux conditions have been established regime for different combinations of basic and filler materials (ferromagnetic and nonmagnetic) at which the maximum growth rate of melting.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 379)

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D.G. Nosov, V.V. Maltsev

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Arc Surfacing, Electrode Wire, External Magnetic Field, Melting Rate

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